Master Excel 2016 for complete beginners in this helpful, info-packed video course
Key Features
- Learn the new features in Microsoft Excel 2016 in a step-by-step format
- A practical course (with exercise files) to help you learn and use Excel 2016
Book Description
This course assumes you've never worked with Microsoft Excel in your life, or you are upgrading from a previous version. Your professional trainer will start you at the very beginning: installing the program, creating your first workbook, and entering data. Before you know it, you'll be using Excel 2016 like a pro, including its advanced functions. You will have the expertise you need to impress the boss at work. You can also use this essential application to accomplish all kinds of tasks for your personal life or business.
This course starts with where to find Microsoft Excel and installing the program. Then you learn, step-by-step, simple 1-2-3 methods for getting up-and-running with Excel 2016.
It's important to note that we don't assume you know anything about Excel 2016. We start from the basics. After installation, we discuss what is new with 2016, using the touchscreen, opening a workbook, and how to use Help to get additional answers when you need them.
Then we show you how to personalize Excel for your own use with exciting Excel options. We discuss all the ribbons and toolbars, entering and editing data, backup and recovery, fills and series, and printing your projects. We also work with worksheets and formulas/functions.
Upon completion of this course, you will know the essentials of Microsoft Excel 2016.
All the codes and supporting files for this course are available at:https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Microsoft-Excel-Beginners-2016
What you will learn
- How to get Excel and its installation requirements
- A helpful discussion of the new features in 2016
- Getting started with a workbook
- Entering and editing data
- Practice with the included exercise files
Who this book is for
This course is designed for complete beginners who've never worked with Microsoft Excel.